1 in a way that shows criticism of someone or something, or that shows that you have thought seriously about something, considering what is good and what is bad about it -- 批評地；批判地；挑剔地；謹嚴地
2 by people whose job is to write or speak about literature, film, etc. -- （對書、戲劇、電影等）評論地
Most critically, our present analyses do not permit us to address the question of process.
The application of control measures that curb human infection in endemic areas depends critically on the detection of infected people.
An unknown amount of what appear to be critically important documents are still classified, and some de-classified files are being re-classified.
Two of the ' productive sectors ', agriculture and especially the construction industry, are critically stumbling behind.
Based on the results of the survey, we have critically discussed several aspects of the design approaches, that are in our view of major importance.
They should also learn to think critically and provide input to solving healthcare issues.
Developing and testing interventions that specifically address the particular needs of various culturally and linguistically diverse groups is critically important.
Most critically, her account of the subject's relation to regulatory systems of power is highly abstract and general.
